Family Flowers Only with Sinead Hall
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What is the heartbreaking story of Sinéad Hall's loss?
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But I am joined with the lovely Sinead Hall today. Sinead, you're so welcome. Thank you. Sinead has come from Dublin. Yeah. Bit of a stress to get down with the traffic and everything, isn't it? Yeah.
Yeah. I'm trying to get out of the house. But yeah, we're here.
You're here. And we've been chatting for quite a while. And so we're obviously going to chat about your little boy Rua. Yeah. Or Ruan. Ruan. Ruan.
Yeah.
But you refer to him as Rua, right? Yeah. Yeah. So what we will do, as I'm sure you know, we always go back to the start. Yeah. And so you're married to Keith. Yes. Tell me, I suppose, maybe about, I know you have two boys from a previous relationship. Yeah. Cillian and Oisín. Cillian and Oisín. Yeah. And so maybe we'll take up from when you met Keith. Yeah. If you don't mind.
Yeah. So we're a blended family. Lovely.
Yeah.
Yes, I have two teenagers, Cillian and Oisín, and then Keith and I are together maybe about eight years. Lovely. And we have three children. Three children, okay.
So your first with Keith is Ferdia.
Ferdia's just turned five, so he is about to start junior infants in September.
You love the Irish names, obviously.
I do, I'm a bit of a Gaeilgeoir. Yeah, I spent a lot of time in the Gaeiltacht in Galway here.
Okay. And you then had Rua, which we're going to come back and talk about. And you now have Shifra.
I now have Shifra, who's just turned two. Just turned two. Which is crazy. I have a two-year-old. They're a lot of fun. And a girl after four boys. Yeah. Yeah. I was saying, I'm not going into the whole stereotypical things about girls, but... Neither was I, but I get it now. Yeah, I get it now as well. Oh my goodness.
So let's go back and talk, I suppose, about Rua. Yeah.
When was he born? In November 22. Okay. Yeah. How was your pregnancy? All good with him? He was definitely to be my last baby. Yeah. Okay. And having, like being a boy mom, having three boys, I was...
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the heartbreaking story of Sinéad Hall's loss?
0:00–12:40
2
How did Sinéad navigate her pregnancy with Ruadhán?
12:40–47:18
3
What tragic events unfolded on the day of Ruadhán's incident?
47:18–1:09:54
4
How did the family cope with the emergency response delay?
1:09:54–1:26:03
5
What were the critical moments in Ruadhán's hospital stay?
1:26:03–1:34:28